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Bill 4300

Student Finance (Review) Bill

openUnited Kingdom· UK Parliament· EN

Introduced

15 September 2026

Last action

15 September 2026 · 1st reading

Status

2nd reading

Sponsors

Tom Gordon

Subjects

Discovery layer

Source updated

16 September 2026

Summary

A Bill to require the Secretary of State to review student finance in England; to require the review to consider loan repayment arrangements and thresholds; to require the review to consider the terms and conditions applying to student loans when they were issued; to require the review to consider the relationship between student finance loan repayment thresholds and average earnings; and for connected purposes.

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Timeline

  1. 15 September 2026

    1st reading

    Commons · 1st reading

    Source: Commons

Upcoming (scheduled)

  1. 15 January 2027

    2nd reading

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  • Commons Hansard link: 1st reading

    Committee Debate · EN · 16 September 2026

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  • Commons Hansard link: 1st reading

    Committee Debate · EN · 16 September 2026

    Open at official source

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